FoundationChapter5双语课程教学(含专业英语翻译)教案.pptVIP

Foundation On Global Manufacturing School of Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Introduction Humankind is confronted with challenges related to economy, ecology and socio-policy, e.g. movement of labor, global warming, and population increase. Sustainability comes from forestry where it means that only so much wood shall be gained as can be regained by reforestation. Global Framework (1) Wealth Distribution and Use Productivity Sustainability is directed to enhancing human living standards while improving the availability of natural resources and ecosystems for future generations. Global Framework (1) Wealth Distribution and Use Productivity Global Framework (1) Wealth Distribution and Use Productivity Global Framework (2) Education by Projects Management is challenged by innovation in sustainability. Innovation is defined as invention plus diffusion i.e. success on the market. Both education and business are essential factors for the success of sustainability in a competitive market environment. Global Framework (2) Education by Projects Global Framework (3) Processes and Products Another challenge for management on their way to sustainability is how to apply chances of economic competitivity for ecological goals. Global Framework (3) Processes and Products Roadmap A considerable gap remains between the increasing public awareness about social, ecological and economical challenges and the implementation of sustainability in societal life in different global regions. Roadmap Roadmap Roadmap Roadmap Water, energy, construction, health, mobility and manufacturing are domains of engineering activities to be directed along the guidelines of sustainability. Mathematics and knowledge creation by information science provide tools for modeling solutions without expensive realizations. Manufacturing gives methods for realizing products in process. Valuation helps consid